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GUIDELINES
FOR
MSHA'S It
is the intent of the Public School Committee's (PSC) "Program of the
Year Recognition" to accomplish the following: · Give visible recognition
to outstanding speech, language, and hearing programs in the public
schools of Michigan and to those persons responsible for their development
and implementation. · Promote and share quality
professional programs with our colleagues in the schools statewide; and to
motivate individuals and departments to enrich their own programs.
In short - a morale booster. · Highlight our profession
in the media in a highly visible manner for positive public relations with
the citizenry of our state, thereby strengthening our public support for
improving programs in the public schools. This
project is an annual event wherein recognition is given to one or more
programs. Extensive coverage
will be given to the program(s) both internally at the MSHA Conference and
in MSHA publications, as well as in the media via newspapers, interviews
on radio and television, articles and press releases. For
purposes of participation in this project, program
is defined as follows: any
provision of service to the speech, language, and hearing impaired in the
schools.
This can include an entire
department, a sub-unit of a department, an itinerant program, a clinic, an
individual professional's program in one school or in one classroom.
It might be a multi-professional team effort.
It could be a department from a large city district or one
individual professional's program from an Upper Peninsula village.
Programs and/or personnel nominated need not be MSHA members. The
procedure for participating is as follows:
nominations may be made by anyone - parent, colleague,
administrator. Nominations
must be submitted on the Program of the Year Nomination Form.
Nominations will be reviewed by the PSC subcommittee.
The administrator in charge of the program selected for final
consideration will be contacted and briefed regarding the project.
Additional information may be elicited from the finalists and
possibly an on-site visit conducted. Deadline for nominations: December 17, 2007
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